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Citing two major healthy food initiatives, ...

Alleged threats and payoffs, a $100,000 contribution, and a mayoral endorsement – now that’s what I call a lively City Council ra ...

In a way, they’re all winners. The 32 presidents chosen for the National Constitution Center’s “Presidential Madness ...

Wearing stickers that read “Don’t Mess with Marriage,” about 350 protesters showed up at Legislative Hall in Dover Wednesday to ...

A month ago, Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett ushered the press out of a public meeting to support Republican Senate candidate Larry Medaglia in a sp ...

While cherry blossoms are out now in Cherry Hill, N.J., in Philadelphia they are only just starting to emerge. The organizers of the ann ...

Is this a trend? Someone has stolen laptop computers from Center City’s Philadelphia Electrical and Technical Charter High School. ...

New Jersey residents returning from combat duty are eligible for free counseling from doctors who also served in the military. Som ...

The Philadelphia Archdiocese is named as a defendant in another lawsuit.  Today’s suit is the fifth filed by a group of lawyer ...

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The Philadelphia City Commissioners are worried about paying poll workers next year on a timely basis.  In April 2012 Pennsyl ...

House Republicans want to boost Pennsylvania’s rapidly growing energy industry by expanding the number of natural gas-powered vehic ...

Her secret is out. Amy Kunkle, co-owner of Mt. Airy’s Food For All, plays old school rap music to lift her soul. That is, when she& ...

Seventeen of New Jersey’s police departments will receive federal grants to purchased crime-fighting technologies. Six cities will ...

Wanna be the governor of New Jersey? Say you’ll raise property taxes and shed a few tears and you’re halfway there. Being sma ...